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✔️Quiz time! Are you composting yet? DC Department of Public Works makes it easy. Zerowaste.dc.gov/foodwastedropo… Whether you're a seasoned pro or newcomer, test your food waste drop-off knowledge now. ♻️🥝🍉🍕🌮🦀🍗🥨🍔 #foodwaste #DC #makecompostmainstream #recycling

It's #GlobalRecyclingDay! We're at Union Station DC until 12:30pm with battery, cell phone, and electronics recycling options! PaintCare Call2Recycle Department of Energy & Environment DC Department of Public Works

Alert for Property Managers: 2 weeks remain until 2025 Source Separation Plans (SSPs) are due. Multi-family dwellings in DC with 80+ units must submit an annual SSP to DC Department of Public Works to document their compliance with DC's trash and recycling requirements. Zerowaste.dc.gov/page/ssp

Upcoming DC Department of Public Works Special Waste Collection Events: 📅: Sat Apr 19, 2025 (8am-2pm) & Thu Jun 26, 2025 (10am-2pm) 🔗 tinyurl.com/hhw-register 📌 RFK Parking Lot 3 (2400 E. Capitol St NE), near DC Armory ♻️ Accepting: Household Hazardous Waste, E-waste & secure documents for shredding

"How do I use a food waste smart bin?" We often get this question. DC Department of Public Works's Office of Waste Diversion explains how to use DC's newest bins on the block. Let's take a closer look. 🔗YouTube: youtu.be/1BuJHZsKWnY #composting #foodwaste #recycling #DC

Next week is Food Waste Prevention Week. If you have extra packaged food that is still fresh, uneaten, & healthy, #donate it rather than compost it. If you cannot donate it, #compost it by removing ALL food packaging first. Search for "Edible Food" at zerowaste.dc.gov/what-goes-where.

🥬🍓🍅 It’s National Food Waste Prevention Week! 🗑️ Did you know, in the U.S. we throw away more food than any other material in our trash every day? Check out this video for tips to waste less food.

All 12 of DC's weekend food waste drop-off events are now up and running (11 are year-round, one is seasonal). Like the food waste smart bins, the drop-off events are citywide. Find all 43 of DPW's food waste drop-off options (hours + addresses) at zerowaste.dc.gov/foodwastedropo….

Did you know that recycling + composting can reduce rodent activity, beautify the city, and benefit the environment simultaneously? DC Department of Public Works's Recycling Outreach Specialists are at GWU's campus sharing info about recycling right + composting in DC. zerowaste.dc.gov

Treat Earth Day like a beginning this year. Let it inspire you to learn a new skill & adopt your next good habit. Let it remind us of what's needed to lighten our load on the planet by a little (or a lot). Check out DC's helpful What Goes Where tool: zerowaste.dc.gov/what-goes-where

Produce stickers may be small, but cause big problems for composters; if they end up in the #compost, they become microplastic pollution. Solve for that with DC Department of Public Works's latest resource: a sticker collage! Download and print yours now: zerowaste.dc.gov/page/resources… #ICAW2025

If you learned 23,000 of your neighbors were composting with DC Department of Public Works, would it inspire you to start composting, too? Find your nearby food waste composting options in DC at zerowaste.dc.gov/foodwastedropo…

Memorial Day is coming up, DC! 🇺🇸 Just a heads-up, there will be no DPW trash, recycling or food waste collections on Monday. Services will slide one day later for the rest of the week. Plan ahead: dpw.dc.gov/service/holida…

Thank you for recycling & composting, DC! As a reminder, plastic bags should never go in a DC Department of Public Works recycling bin. Leave items loose and empty in the bin. Likewise, plastic bags missing the BPI compostable logo should never go in a food waste drop-off bin. zerowaste.dc.gov

Service reminder for upcoming holidays: There will be no DC DPW-provided trash, recycling & food waste collection on Juneteenth (June 19) & Independence Day (July 4). Your typical collection day will "slide" to the next day for the rest of the week. Follow DC Department of Public Works for updates.

Say hello to the WHAT GOES WHERE tool on DC Department of Public Works's official website. The tool helps DC residents understand how to recycle right and dispose of waste responsibly. Check it out today at dpw.dc.gov

Donate before your compost, DC! Not because we don't want you to compost, but because preventing food waste takes priority. Have extra food? Find your donation options: - Department of Energy & Environment Reuse Directory: reuse.dc.gov/page/reuse-dir… - DC Department of Public Works What Goes Where tool: zerowaste.dc.gov/what-goes-where